truismatic (Meaning)
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truismatic (a.)
Of or pertaining to truisms; consisting of truisms.
Synonyms & Antonyms of truismatic
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truismatic Sentence Examples
- The truismatic nature of his argument left no room for meaningful debate.
- The movie critic's review was so truismatic that it offered nothing new or insightful.
- The politician's campaign promises were filled with truismatic platitudes that failed to inspire.
- The author's truismatic prose lacked originality and failed to engage the reader.
- The teacher's truismatic lessons bored the students and failed to foster critical thinking.
- The celebrity's autobiography was a collection of truismatic anecdotes that revealed nothing significant.
- The truismatic behavior of the animals in the zoo became predictable and dull.
- The lawyer's truismatic closing statement left the jury unimpressed.
- The financial advisor's truismatic advice was of no practical value.
- The truismatic nature of the news article made it seem like a waste of time.
FAQs About the word truismatic
Of or pertaining to truisms; consisting of truisms.
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No antonyms found.
The truismatic nature of his argument left no room for meaningful debate.
The movie critic's review was so truismatic that it offered nothing new or insightful.
The politician's campaign promises were filled with truismatic platitudes that failed to inspire.
The author's truismatic prose lacked originality and failed to engage the reader.
